Yesterday, former Grizzly, Trail Blazer, Knick, King, and Clipper Zach Randolph told TMZ he’s giving up on working towards an NBA comeback, and that he’s retiring from the NBA.
Source: USA Today
Tag: Zach Randolph
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Weekly Spartans in the NBA Report
Congratulations to all NBA Spartans on a great season! Find out who was pulled off the injury bench to play his last two games of the season in our Spartans in the NBA article
Source: Spartan Nation
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Grizzlies to retire Zach Randolph’s number
It’s safe to say former Michigan State star Zach Randolph made an impact in his eight seasons with the Memphis Grizzlies.Randolph, who reportedly reached a two-year, $24 million deal with the Sacramento Kings, is the Grizzlies’ all-time leader in field goals and rebounds after forgettable stints with Portland, New York and the Los Angeles Clippers.The Grizzlies said thank you Thursday, in an open letter to the big man in which they plan to retire Randolph’s No. 50.
Source: Detroit News
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Gregg Popovich on Grizzlies starting Zach Randolph: ‘We’ve played against Zach 14 hundred and 73 times’
Zach Randolph, the self-described blue collar forward in a blue collar town, always gives the Grizzlies whatever they need.No complaints. Just check in when called upon and scrap for rebounds and buckets.Even when relegated to coming off the bench after being a starter throughout his long career, Randolph never griped about playing fewer minutes.Randolph is answering the bell again for his Grizzlies, as only he can.
Source: ProBasketballTalk
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Spartans in the NBA: Stretch Run Update
The College Basketball season has sadly come to a close in East Lansing, but not every Spartan has stopped hooping. As a matter of fact, with the NBA Playoffs just around the corner, the pressure is all too real. Let’s check in on how the eight MSU alumni currently in the NBA are doing.
Source: The Only Colors
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Spartans in the NBA: An Update
As the NBA All-Star break approaches, the season is heating up. There are lots of great storylines: Giannis Antetokounmpo has suddenly become a top-10 player, the revamped Warriors are still a sight to behold and Russell Westbrook is averaging a triple-double (and still somehow not the MVP favorite!) My favorite storyline, year in and year out, is checking in on the Michigan State Spartans in the NBA.
Source: The Only Colors